Manchester United have made it clear that they will only consider a permanent transfer for striker Rasmus Højlund, should any club express interest this summer. According to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, the 21-year-old will remain at Old Trafford unless a satisfactory deal is agreed. Loan offers will not be entertained.
United’s stance comes amid wider efforts to reshape the squad ahead of the new season. The club’s primary objective is to generate funds through the sale of several attacking players. Sources indicate that Marcus Rashford, Jadon Sancho, Antony, and Alejandro Garnacho have been identified as the key players likely to depart, with the club targeting a combined figure of £140–£160 million. However, internal expectations suggest that a total closer to £100–£120 million may be more realistic, depending on market dynamics.
Any further sales — including those involving Højlund, André Onana, or Casemiro — are considered secondary and would be viewed as bonuses rather than necessities. These departures would serve to further strengthen the club’s financial position but are not central to the summer transfer strategy.
Manchester United’s firm approach signals a desire to maintain control over key assets while navigating what promises to be a pivotal transfer window at Old Trafford
